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Hotels in Florence
267 Hotels
Residence Hilda
Via Dei Servi 40, San Marco - Santissima Annunziata

The upscale Residence Hilda offers modern apartment-style lodgings right in Florence’s historic center. Its 12 apartments blend mid-20th-century Italian design and contemporary accents, and all come with full kitchens. Florence’s famous Duomo is right down the street, but the hotel’s charming block stays blissfully free of crowds. Visitors may want to compare rates at the Palazzo Alfieri Residenza D’Epoca, which offers cheaper -- but smaller -- units with Arno River views. 

Hotel Pierre
Via De' Lamberti 5

The Hotel Pierre is in a 13th century building located in the historic center of Florence. Though it has been updated several times over the centuries, the building hasn't lost any its Florentine charm. Arched doors, windows, and detailed woodwork are all lovely historic details. Rooms are light and airy, and have decorative touches such as light peachy pink walls and antique-style furniture. The size and amenities of the bathrooms vary, but all are functional. The intimate, 50-room property has no real features, but the free breakfast is a nice touch, and the central location means that all of the main tourist attractions can be reached by foot. It's also worth considering the nearby (and comparably charming) Hotel Brunelleschi.

Hotel Cerretani Firenze - MGallery by Sofitel
Via Dei Cerretani 68

Handsome and dramatic, the Hotel Cerretani Firenze - MGallery by Sofitel is an upscale city hotel just three minutes’ walk to the Duomo. Its quiet, composed ambience attracts mostly couples, and the stylish bar serves local Tuscan wines and traditional dishes. Rooms are modern, with ample velvet furnishings, marble bathrooms, and high-end touches like minibars, Nespresso machines, bathrobes and slippers, and turndown service. Some have views to the Duomo. Free daily afternoon tea and snacks help with sightseeing fatigue, while the breakfast buffet includes hot options, baked goods, and fresh local produce. Wi-Fi is free throughout, including in rooms, and paid valet parking is available. For something with more outright luxury appeal, try Relais Santa Croce, which has a more classically informed style throughout. 

Villa La Vedetta
Viale Michelangiolo 78

With its panoramic views, pristine gardens, and exquisite Neo-renaissance architecture, the 18-room Villa la Vedetta offers a truly luxurious experience outside the center of Florence. This refined, five-pearl property sets itself apart from others in its class with modern decor, a spacious rooftop terrace, and a surprisingly large seasonal outdoor pool and hot tub. The restaurant offers an impressive wine list and creative Florentine cuisine, and there's a free shuttle to the city center throughout the day. Rooms are big and opulent, with canopy beds, garden or city views, and marble bathrooms. The only downfalls for some guests could be the distance from the center of Florence, and the fact that sometimes weddings overtake the grounds. Guests seeking a more old-world luxury vibe could try the Grand Hotel Villa Cora. Wi-Fi here is free throughout.

Palazzo Castri 1874
Piazza dell'Indipendenza, 7

Despite that it’s a bit outside of the main tourist area, the modern, upscale Palazzo Castri 1874 earns positive reviews for its lovely amenities. The large outdoor garden provides a pretty setting for breakfast (included in rates), while the spa, which offers massages and hydromassage therapy, is enticing after a long day touring the city. Rooms are modern, though not overly large, with flat-screen TVs, minibars, and tea kettles with tea from a local boutique. The fitness center is tiny and the hotel lacks a restaurant, but the lobby bar serves light snacks and afternoon tea is included in rates. While there are many sights a 10- to 15-minute walk away, travelers that prefer something closer to Florence's main attractions might want to check rates at the Grand Hotel Baglioni.  

Gallery Hotel Art
Vicolo Dell'Oro 5

The Gallery Hotel art is a 74-room, upscale boutique property with sophisticated contemporary decor and rotating art installations. Its location behind the Ponte Vecchio along the Arno River is pretty hard to beat, especially for those seeking to explore the city on foot. The handsome rooms have Bose sound systems, LDC TVs, minibars, and Ferragamo toiletries. There are also three Penthouse Suites. The hotel has a stylish library lounge, a daily breakfast buffet (extra fee), and a popular fusion restaurant and bar with an extensive sushi menu. There is no spa or gym, but guests can use these facilities at the Continentale, a smaller sister hotel next door, which also has a rooftop bar. 

The Westin Excelsior Florence
Piazza di Ognissanti 3

This converted 12th-century mansion in a beautiful square on the banks the River Arno is one of the more historic hotels in the center of Florence. Some of the 171 elegant, luxurious rooms, including one that’s a favorite of actress Sophia Loren, overlook the river and have private balconies. The sixth-floor restaurant has stunning 360-degree views of the city and river. The decor blends classic, historical touches with modern sophistication. Just note that there is no spa, which some guests may expect at a hotel of this category.

Hotel Balestri
Piazza Mentana 7

Re-opened in 2015 after a renovation, the mid-range Hotel Balestri is a 50-room boutique located on Arno River within a five-minute walk to Ponte Vecchio and other prime attractions. Part of the local WTB hotel chain, this property has attractive public spaces, but minimal, neutral-colored guest rooms; some have balconies and lovely views of the Arno River and all have rain showers and mini-fridges. There’s no full restaurant on-site, but the hotel offers a free breakfast with hot and cold items. There's a modern bar inside the hotel, and a small roof terrace with gorgeous city views. Guests should compare rates with Hotel Laurus al Duomo, an upscale hotel offering views of the Duomo from some of its rooms. 

Relais Hotel Centrale Residenza D'Epoca
Via De' Conti 3

Located in the heart of historic Florence, Relais Hotel Centrale is housed in an elegant palace just a couple of blocks away from the Duomo, which is visible from some of the guest rooms. The three-pearl property has 31 rooms renovated to a high standard, with elegant decor and modern bathrooms decked out in lovely marble tiles, though travelers should note that some of the rooms can only be reached via stairs. A free buffet breakfast includes gluten-free options and is served in the bright breakfast room that features beautifully painted ceilings. Amenities are a bit limited, but the hotel offers a lobby bar, business center, and a meeting room. Travelers seeking something with more features could consider the NH Firenze Anglo American or the Best Western Hotel Rivoli, both of which have restaurants.

FH Grand Hotel Mediterraneo
Lungarno del Tempio 44

The Grand Hotel Mediterraneo is a 331-room hotel in a busy neighborhood just outside the center of Florence. With its many guest rooms and meeting spaces, the property draws large tour groups. It can be a good value for travelers who don’t mind walking to the main sights. However, guests shouldn’t expect the advertised four-star experience, as it is a somewhat generic property that offers few features.